Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-03

! the price has gone up a cent or two
They will be more plentiful in a week U!
two. Spring chickens are coming in and
there is good demand, although the
supply is rather light yet The prices
quoted below are wholesale figures.
Butter-CUuntry choice l2c; good couu,
try 9al0c; common safe. The supply Is
good and the demand is somewhat of.
Beans-For new hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply light.
Prices are 81 3Oa1 40 pei bushel.
Cheeze-Prime mild Ohio factory Sic
New York 14a15c; Sweitzer 12a13c; Lin.
berger 9a10. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock l24a13c pei
dozen. Light supply and good demand.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
50a55c; in small lots 4a5c extra
Potatoes-Per bushel Coo, with faiI
demand and light supply. New Florida
$6a7 per barrel; Louisiana So. The de,
mand is good and supply light.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, $3s
3 % per dozen; spring chickens So pei
dozen; demand good and supply light.
Rags-Steady at lia14 &c for white mixed
cotton; 1al! for all wool, and Hall for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de-
mand, at 6la7c.
Green 0nions-20a25cp per dozen punches
fair supply and fair demand.
Peas-Are in good demand with q CORE
spending supply at 81 90 per bushel.
Strawberries-3aScp per quart with the
demand fiat and good supply, many COM
ing from the country hereabouts.
Cucumbers-60c per dozen.
Lettuce-Per bushel OF 10 pounds 75c,
with good supply and fair demand.
Radishes-Are light in supply and de-
maud good at 25a3Oc per dozen punches.
Rheubard-20c per dozen punches with
fair demand and good supply.
New York.
New YORK, June 2.-Flour-Receipts
1850 packages; exports 4, 0OS barrels, and
81 sacks; sales l $50 barrels. Wheat
Receipts 161, 100 bushels; exports 328,
SO; sales 1920, 900 bushels futures and
562, 900 bushels spot; spot lots 3a4c, OPP
tiOns !a5C, closing steady, with a reaction
of 1alsc; No. . Milwaukee 94!a94ic; No.
l hard 97sc; No. 8 red 944c; ungraded red
943c; No. red este; No. l white 96c;
extra red 97c; No. 2 red June 955a964c,
closing at 96ic; July 95a95 9-16c, closing
at oslo; August 81 15-16a93sc, closing at
93tc; September 925a93!c, closing at 92$c;
October 93sa93;c, closing at 93!c; Novem-
Der 9l5a943c, closing mt 9l!c; December
953a96ic, closing at oslo; May 81 OO!a
l OOi, closing at 81 OOs. Corn-Receipts
81 $50 bushels; exports H. 1886 bushels;
sales 992, 900 bushels futures and rs, 900
bushels spot; spot lots steady; options
steady; ungraded mixed 46la4Sc; steamer
46lc; No. = June, 46sa47 15-16c, closing at
iGsc; July 475a4Sc, closing at 475c; Au-
gust l9c: September 49sa5Oc, closing at
495c. Oats-Receipts II 900 bushels; ex-
yorts $500; sales 10000 bushels futures
and 49,, 900 bushels spot; white ialc lower;
mixed steady; No. l white 40c; mixed
western 3ia36c. Hay-Quiet, steady and
unchanged. Hops-Unchanged. Coffee
sales ia, $50 bags; June 20. O5a20. l5c; Au-
gust 2la2l.60; September 21.15a2l. 75c;
October II. 35a2l soc; November 21.35a
l.9Oc; December 81 35a22. Csc; January
81 35a22c; February 2l.35a2l. Sc; March
81. 55a22. l5c; April 2l.l5a21. 95c; May
(1SSSl 2l.60c Sugar-Dull and nominal;
refined steady. Molasses-Quiet and
steady. Rice-Firm. Petroleum-Firm;
United closed at csc. TallOw-Quieta and
steady. ROsin-Dull. Turpentine-Dnll
at 35}C. POrk-Dull and weak. Cut
MeatS-Firm. Lard-Moderate western
steam spot So 80; July S. S7aS %; August
So 97a6 80; September 81 50; October 81 IA
AZ IA; November 81 %; city steam Sc GO.
Butter-Dull and barely steady; western
12a17c ChceSe-Dull and rather weak
Eggs-Receipts 1903 packages; demand
fair; western fresh 13al3lc. Copper
Quiet and unchanged.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The bears worked
July wheat down from S63c to S5lc with.
in the first five minutes from the opening.
After the first hour a large share of such
strength as there was in wheat left the
market, and prices began going back, July
selling at S6IaS6tc by noon. Corn quite
active. Oats, fair activity. Provisions
still continue quiet. Flour-Dull and un'
changed. Wheat-Cash No. 2 spring SO
aS9!c; No. spring 7Sc; No. = red SOC
June S9iaS93c, closing at S9sc; July S53a
S6Sc, closing at SGsc; August S3!a8llc,
closing ut S35c; September S25as3lc, clos
ing at S3ic. Corn-Casb No , 373a37Ic
June 37sa3SSc, closing at SIC; July 39ia
39ic, closing at 39sc; August 40fa4l &C.
closing at iO3C; September Al sa42sc, clos
ing at 4lic. Oats-Cash No. = 25tc
June 25la25sc, closing at 25Sc; July 2G!
a26{c, closing at 26!c; August 26ia26ic
closing at 26!c; September 26ic. Rye
Cash No. 2, sic. Barlcy-NO. =, SIC. FlaI
Seed-No. l, 81 1i!. Timothy Seed
Prime 81 10 Mess POrk-Cash, June ant
July 81 %. Lard-Cash and June Sc 40
July So 55aG 90, closing at So %; Angus
So Goat 20, closing at ST G5; Septembe
So 75a2 90, closing at SO =. POrk-Shor
ribs 81 2Oa7 -; shoulders s. 65a5 20; shOr
clear s. 40. Whsky-At 81 10. Sugar
CutlOaf 6saGSc; granulated Gle; STANDARD
A SIC. Butter-Firmer; creamery l4al7c
dairy 13al6c. Eggs-Very firm at 1l!c
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June Cotton - Firm
FlOur-Firm. Wheat-Easier; No RET
S7aSSc; receipts 5000 bushels; shipment
80 bushels. COrn--Firmer; No. = miXeC
4Oll0!C. Oats-Easer; No. , mixed %,
cole. Rye-Quiet; No. , 64c. Pork
Quiet at $l5 90. Lard-Firmer at So 30
Bulk Meats and Bacon-Steady and un
changed. Whisky-Firm; sales 94i barrel
of finished goods on basis of 81 o.. But
ter-Weak but not quotably lower. Suga
and Cheese-Easier. Eggs-Strong ant
higher at l2Ic.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June ,. - Flour
Quiet. Wheat-Options dull and lower
No. , red June 953a96c; July 94}a95c
August 92!a92sc; September 92!a92ic
COrn-Dull; steamer No. , mixed 47C
July 47a47lc; August 47!a4Slc; Septenl
Der 4sA49c. Oats-Spot steady held; I'm
graded white 364c; No. white &c; fut
ures dull; No white June 37a3SlC
July 27a37Ic; August 35{a36!c; SeptenI
Der 24la354c. ESgs-Active and higher
western tirsts l5c.
Toledo.
ToLEDO, O., June 2.-Wheat-Dul
and steady; June soc; July S63c; Angus
s58c; December SS5c. COn-Quiet; cas-
39ic bid.